If class is referenced only via undefined named constructor, it is not emitted to output #6895
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This comment was originally written by antonm@google.com but why if you cannot instantiate it? And there is no other references? |
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This comment was originally written by smok@google.com Why we should emit it? Different error type. Compile-time unresolved reference in case of "new Unresolved()" and NoSuchMethodError in case of "new A.unresolved();" |
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This comment was originally written by antonm@google.com Thanks a lot for explanations. That's a crap, I must say. |
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Feel free to take ownership again if you plan on working on this, Roman. Removed the owner. |
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This issue was originally filed by smok@google.com
Example (from tests/co19/src/Language/11_Expressions/11_Instance_Creation/1_New_A03_t01.dart):
class A{}
main() {
new A.named();
}
Result:
main(){new p_Unresolved();}
Or should 'A' get into 'instantiated classes' collection?
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